Katie Melua supports doctors in need with RMBF charity single
We are delighted to say that celebrated singer-songwriter Katie Melua is supporting doctors in hardship, with all proceeds from her new single “14 Windows” going towards the work of the…
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Spotlight on domestic abuse
Dr Emily Donovan explains how doctors are affected Dr Emily Donavan is a GP Partner in Whitchurch, and has carried out academic research on domestic abuse and its impact on…
Record levels of demand from a profession under strain
But your donations are helping us support more doctors and medical students than ever The RMBF has seen an unprecedented number of doctors turning to the charity for help this…
Owen’s Story: ‘I’ve seen first hand what a difficult and demanding job doctors have’
Owen completed an incredible 55 mile cycle ride from London to Brighton to raise money for RMBF. About me Hi, my name is Owen. I've just finished my first year…
Hansika and Hasini’s story: ‘We are really grateful for this experience’
Hasini and Hansika are aspiring medical students, who wanted to support RMBF by setting up a fun run at their school. Find out more below about how Hasini, Hansika and…
Tim Woods
We are very sorry to report the sad loss of our trustee Tim Woods, who died unexpectedly while on a walking holiday in Ireland. Tim served for many years as…
RMBF celebrates Volunteers’ Week
The RMBF is joining thousands of charities and voluntary organisations to celebrate Volunteers' Week (1st-7th June), recognising the incredible impact our dedicated network of volunteers has in supporting our work…
Zainab’s story: “I was thrilled to use my skills to support the medical community”
About me Hello! My name is Zainab Afzal, and I am a medical student studying in the UK. I initially heard about the RMBF through my university. When I first…
Kayleigh’s fundraising: “Every doctor should be treasured”
Hi everyone, my name is Kayleigh Fong and I am a Year 11 student studying in Wales. Why I wanted to fundraise It all started when I saw the book Also…
Q&A: Widening access to medicine
Latilda Ajani is a second year medical student at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), and Vice President of the university’s Widening Access to Medicine Society (WAMS), which supports students from communities…